Customer Ratings & Reviews

This laptop has a powerful battery life and portability. The touchscreen feature and 2-1 ability are great additions. If you're a college student like me, this laptop will be more than enough for all your needs. 16GB RAM & 512GB SSD provides excellent performance. Also was very affordable when I bought it. Highly recommend!

I’ve been using the HP OmniBook X Flip for a while now, and it honestly feels like it was built around my daily routine. I can switch it into tablet mode when I want to sketch or take notes, and it handles everything from heavy multitasking to casual streaming without breaking a sweat. It’s super light too, so carrying it around is no hassle. It just fits seamlessly into both my work and downtime—and that’s rare to find in a laptop.

Awesome speed and overall performance. Extremely light and feels durable. Copilot works great. Keys are big and bold, and backlit display is a major plus

This laptop is snappy, sleek and comfortable. It does everything I need it too without a hitch. Very worth the money!

So far so good! I love the color of this laptop. It is not as heavy, and it is fast! Pretty user friendly and the colors on screen are quite vibrant! I am very happy with my purchase!

Out of everything in store that compares, this unit is your best option at this point. It is beautiful, I love the deep blue, looks like a jewelry piece. The keyboard is excellent, it feels good to type, I don't seem to make mistakes while I type, the letters on the keys are clearly visible no matter what time of day, and they are back lit for nighttime. The track pad feels good, nice soft quiet click, it is accurate, and the palm rejection is excellent, the cursor doesn't jump around the page while I type. 14 inch is the perfect size, I love the 16:10 aspect ratio. It is snappy, doesn't lag, the battery lasts a really long time. for $700 this is a good choice and a great value. Recommended. For the negatives: It is thick, and it feels heavy, it is not as portable as it looks like. The display is where they cut corners here. It is plenty bright, but 2K is not enough sharp. Text can look fuzzy and when watching movies, it better be a new modern recording for it to look good, older movies doesn't look good on this display. You need to look at the display straight for it not to look washed out. It has issues displaying reds, everything red looks more like orange. If you don't have anything to compare it to, you will never notice, the display on this HP will look good to you. But when I put it side by side with my MacBook from 2019, then I can see how much better the display on the old Apple machine looks. Content looks sharper, better contrast, more dynamic range, and better colors on the Apple MacBook M1. Comparison is the thieve of joy. Conclusion, this is more of a $500 machine, if you are going to invest $700 on this HP machine, I would recommend instead to get a MacBook Air M4 for $900 on sale. Below are sample images of this machine next to my MacBook so you can see the difference in display. As you can see, the older MacBook from 2019 display looks like it was OLED with deep blacks because of the excellent anti-reflection coating that Apple uses. The Mac display produces better colors that are truer to life. Hopefully this helps.

Got this laptop on Nov 14, 2025 LOVE it!!! Paid $600 on sale (with tax) I was worried it might drop more on Black Friday, but it’s full price now :)

Perfect, smooth, fast, responsive, sleek design, powerful. Dedicated Copilot AI button is so convenient.

From entrance to exit we were met with very knowledgeable help in getting my undergraduate princess the best laptop and everything in it and uploaded Microsoft under the same roof by geek squad. Best experience ever met with efficiency and full customer satisfaction.

I bought it as a gift to my mother. She was very happy with it. I was very happy with the price match.

I love everything about his computer, it is going to do me wonders for college the only issue I have with it is that the battery life isn't that great.

I recently bought the HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 Copilot+ PC from Best Buy, and I’ve been blown away by how well it performs. The 14-inch 2K touch-screen is gorgeous colors are vibrant, text is sharp, and the touchscreen feels very smooth and responsive. Being able to flip it into tablet mode makes it super convenient for note-taking, drawing, or even just relaxing and streaming. The performance is excellent. The Intel Core Ultra 5 paired with 16GB of memory handles multitasking with ease. I can stream, work on documents, run multiple apps, and switch between them without any lag. The 512GB SSD is more than enough storage for my files, and apps load up almost instantly. It’s also very quiet and doesn’t get overly hot, which is a big plus for me. Another thing I really love is the design and portability. The Atmospheric Blue finish looks premium and modern, and the laptop itself is lightweight enough to carry around all day without feeling bulky. Battery life has been solid as well, lasting me through classes and work sessions without constantly hunting for an outlet. The only con might be that it didn’t come with a laptop pencil for touch screen. Overall, this laptop feels like the perfect balance between power and portability. Whether for school, work, or just everyday use, it’s versatile, reliable, and a pleasure to use. Honestly, one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time.

The HP OmniBook 2-in-1 is sleek, lightweight, and perfect for everyday work or school. The touchscreen flips smoothly into tablet mode, and the display is bright and sharp. Performance is great for browsing, documents, and streaming — not a gaming laptop, but fast enough for daily tasks. Battery life lasts most of the day, and it charges quickly. The keyboard feels good to type on, and the pen support is a plus for notes or sketching. It does warm up a bit with heavy use, but nothing serious.

I had this laptop for 2 weeks now. My model is Intel Core Ultra 5, 2k touchsreen 400 nits, 16 GB Memory, 512 GB SSD. Overall a decent machine if priced right (I got mine on back-to-school discount and I believe that is actually the right price for it). Pros: - Fast for lightweight work - 16 GB memory (although soldered) is enough to futureproof it for a few years (Win 11 works very well on it so I assume next OS might perform well too) - SSD can be upgraded so 512 GB is good enough to get you started - Screen is bright (400 nits) - you can clear tell the difference compared to a 300 nits screen - It is light (just above 3 lbs) - 2-in-1 has its benefits in confined spaces (like on airplanes or when want to play something like chess and the keyboard just gets in the way) - battery last long (did not put it to the test for how many hours but it easily got me through the day with light coding and some video watching) - Never got hot during watching videos or browsing internet. I did not try gaming. - Fans are quiet Cons (only the first one is a major one and the reason I took a star off - the rest are cons that can be expected in budget laptops so it is more about knowing what you are getting): - Mouse trackpad is very bad for right click. Period. Sometimes you have to click 4-5 times for it to register. It may be HP drivers or hardware. Coming from Lenovo and Mac, this does not even come close in performance. Several others mentioned it. If you hook up a peripheral mouse, everything is fine. THIS IS WHY I TOOK A STAR OFF - in 2025, mouse trackpad should work fine in all laptops. We had this technology for decades. - Screen is not the most vibrant (62.5% RGB) and the viewing angles are so-so - I put it next to my higher end Dell monitors and next to macbook monitors and you can tell the difference. (I did not have high expectations here so this is NOT why I took a star - I knew this was a budget laptop so the screen was not going to be high end) - Screen is highly reflective (more so than on Mac or ipad). (I knew this when I bought it and saw it in store so this is also NOT the reason i took the star off) - Hinges at the lowest position (in either regular mode close to 10 degrees open folded close to 350 degrees sitting on table with keyboard facing down) - do not hold the screen. In more common position all is fine. The 16" model of Omni X, based on what I saw in store, has stronger hold at those low points (close to being closed). I returned one laptop that had very weak hinges (around 20 degrees open the screen would just fall) and the second one is better but still not perfect (all my other laptops hold the screen up even at the lowest point). I saw it for both Intel and AMD versions so I just think the part is on the cheaper side - again I can accept that since at normal working position all is fine. Just calibrate your expectations again - this is a good 2-in-1, not a premium version though. Again, this is NOT the reason I took a star off. Gimmick or not - the new processors positioned to handle AI tasks locally with the integrated NPU. Time will tell how useful this feature is (as the space around AI and in particular AI assistants and agents is evolving rapidly) but I personally feel this is more for future proofing than current (end of 2025 and first half of 2026) use. If someone needs a computer for school, CPUs that are 1-2 yrs old with little to no NPU are more than adequate. Overall, i do recommend the laptop if you find it below $550 (either in the Intel or AMD versions, all other things the same). Almost great budget laptop, with the mouse trackpad being the main issue.

Review: I bought this laptop from Best Buy approximately four weeks ago, and I've been using it every day for work and play. It seemed sturdy and well-built straight out of the package, and setup was quick and easy. Performance: Multitasking is done with ease by the HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 - Copilot+ PC - 14" 2K Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 5 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Atmospheric Blue combo. When working with Office apps and streaming music, I typically have 8–10 tabs open in Chrome, and it has never lag. I was astonished at this pricing because even basic photo and video editing functions well. Display & Sound: For viewing movies, the screen is clear, bright, and has excellent color accuracy. Although I wish they had a little more bass, the speakers are clear. Ideal for binge-watching YouTube or Netflix. Keyboard & Trackpad: Good key travel makes typing comfortable. Gestures function flawlessly, and the trackpad is quick and fluid. Battery Life: I often get [enter actual usage hours] out of a full charge, which is more than enough to get me through a workday. It charges really quickly as well. Design & Construction: Compact, light, and portable. Compared to my last laptop, the finish feels more upscale and doesn't get fingerprints as easily. Small Drawbacks: While hardly a deal breaker, it's worth mentioning that fans can become a bit noisy while performing demanding work. For convenience, I would have delighted to have had an additional USB port. Conclusion: In terms of performance, portability, and affordability, this laptop excels. Students, remote workers, and part-time producers looking for a dependable yet affordable solution would find it ideal. I would unquestionably suggest it to anyone searching for a trustworthy daily device. Go get yours. I live in the UK but got this for my sister in living in US. These were her words.

Good laptop. I use it for travel and value good battery life, a good screen, and have zero patience for a slow computer. I do occasional CAD, image processing, and games and this is almost perfect for my uses. Pros: -touchscreen & flip is nice when you want it and works great as a laptop when you want that. -battery life is pretty good. Probalbly more lile 10-11hrs of real use but its still works well/fast in power saving mode. No pen but one can be purchased. -powerful for how compact it is. These lunar lake architecture cpus are quite impressive. Ive run CAD, light image processing, and very casual gaming on it and it is pretty fast despite its energy efficency. -great looking screen with good resolution. 14" is plenty in size as long as its at least 1080p resolution(this is). Just make the scaling 100% because the default makes things not fit which will make the screen feel small. For a travel laptop i wouldnt want any bigger. Cons: -integrated RAM cant be upgraded. This isnt 100% a bad thing because the integrated ram is part of the reason these are so fast. 16gb really is for all but the most extreem laptop uses, but i would not get the 8gb model. -512 gb hard drive is a little small, but the price to get the version of this laptop with a 1tb doesnt totaly make sense given nvme SSD prices these days (price difference should be like $40-$50, not $100 or more). This part can be upgraded so i will when i outgrow it. The drive is at least a fast one (acording to specs) so i decided not to swap it out with another one I have laying around.

I was thinking about getting a framework 12, and then this went on sale for really cheap ($530, with $50 in gift cards back), so I bought this. There's a video on Youtube by HP where they replace all the parts that made me feel a bit better about durability here but we'll see how it is over time. The screen is good enough for me. Speed is really good. When it's unplugged and I'm doing things that aren't really strenuous, it's totally quiet. It does make noise when plugged in (probably from the battery charging). The fan ramping up is somewhat loud, but not wholly unpleasant - it's not high-pitched. I use the 2 in 1 capability and it's great. Usually I use it in reverse mode, to play ... Balatro. I really like the color of the shell, it's much more interesting than the normal 'platinum' color of most things. I also like the way the body's set up - it has this weird platform that makes the laptop a little chunkier/heavier, but it feels nice in the hand/on a lap. The only real downside of that is that the screen is much lighter than the base, which leads to some tension if you hold it by just the screen for any length of time (don't do that!). Works fine with my MPP 1.0 pen. I like the keyboard, but it's very, very shallow: that's why I say you should try it in store first. You want to make sure you're OK with the reduced travel of these keys. But I like it: I'm going to replace the hard drive and reinstall Windows on it and then use it as my main laptop for the next year or more, depending on what else comes out. The battery life is not what I'd heard Lunar Lake was, but it's good enough for me - I keep it at the 80% max 'battery saving' mode and I get about an hour per 10%, which means I can hang out with friends for 5 hours doing things on my laptop without really worrying about it [and if I want to really not worry, I can just ... remove that setting in the BIOS and fully charge].

I’ve been using my HP laptop for several days , and it’s been performing flawlessly. The speed is impressive — apps load quickly, and multitasking feels smooth even with multiple tabs open. The display is sharp and bright with great color quality, making it perfect for streaming and design work. Battery life easily lasts through a full workday, and the lightweight design makes it super portable. I’m really happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend HP to anyone looking for a reliable, high-performing laptop.

I do basic things with my personal laptop: web browsing, tracking finances, using Word, Excel, etc. I also prefer 14" laptops as anything bigger feels too bulky. I bought this when it was deeply discounted on a back-to-school sale so the price was right. This laptop easily handles all my laptop needs. It's fast enough to handle the tasks that I throw at it. I am pleasantly surprised at how long the battery lasts. I have an HP work laptop and its battery doesn't last nearly as long as this one does. Of course I'm doing much less with this laptop but still the battery life is impressive. I also appreciate the deep color blue of the exterior which makes it stand out from the rest of the boring laptops out there. It's also nice to have USB-C, USB-A, and HDMI ports built right in so I don't have to carry dongles with me. The mouse pad works fine for me as well. About the screen. On the plus side, it is plenty bright enough. I can use the lowest brightness setting and still see the screen clearly. However, the colors are not as bright as other screens including my HP work laptop. The colors are there but just muted. For the price I paid for the laptop, I'll easily live with this given all the other upsides. I also like that you can write on the screen with a stylus. I bought the "HP Rechargeable MPP 2.0 Tilt Pen" from the HP web site since it was on sale, and it works great!

I’ve been using the HP OmniBook X Flip (14-fm0013dx) for work, notes, and light creative tasks. The headline is portability + ports: it’s light, the 360° hinge is sturdy, and having Thunderbolt 4, a second USB-C, two USB-A, HDMI, and a headphone jack on a thin 14" convertible is fantastic. Performance from the new Intel Core Ultra 5 is snappy for everyday use—lots of Chrome tabs, Office, streaming, and quick photo edits are no problem. Battery life comfortably gets me through a full day of mixed work. The keyboard feels solid and quiet, and the trackpad is accurate. The 14" touch screen is bright enough indoors, and the 16:10 1920×1200 resolution gives a bit more vertical space. Just know it’s not an OLED or wide-gamut panel—colors are fine for general use but not ideal for color-critical editing. RAM is 16GB and soldered (not upgradeable), but the NVMe SSD can be swapped later. I also tested it with a Microsoft Surface Pen (MPP)—inking, tilt, and palm rejection work great; Apple Pencil does not work on Windows. Pros: Lightweight; excellent port selection; fast everyday performance; good battery; reliable pen support (MPP). Cons: Screen color coverage is basic; RAM not upgradeable; speakers are average. Bottom line: If you want a flexible 14" 2-in-1 that’s easy to carry, fast for everyday tasks, and unusually generous on ports, this is a strong pick at the price—as long as you don’t need OLED-level color for pro creative work.